More and more voices are calling for a political solution in Syria, after more than four years of bloody conflict.Yet these voices are full of contradictions that seem obvious and suspicious, since Europe can’t agree on a single opinion about whether or not Bashar al-Assad should stay in power. Russia already chose an offensive position by pushing itself inside the Syrian arena to fight terrorist organizations. American and Russian Defense Ministers have daily phone calls to avoid any military clash between the two countries forces, and Iran also talks about a working plan to solve the Syrian crisis. 

 

In the midst of these statements and rapid developments, observers are discerned that all sides are extending a lifeline to rescue President Bashar Al-Assad, while we no longer hear claims of a possible trial for Assad's alleged crimes against Syrian people. Given all the latest advancements, the American voice seems shy and faint, or even cowardly and conspiratorial. 

Although  Saudi Arabia is against any foreign interference in Syria's internal affairs, the US was able to help the Syrians to avoid all of these tragedies by responding to the Turkish call for declaring a no-fly zone or free zone to protect the civilians. The US was able to do so, as well as to destroy the Syrian Air Forces, barrel bombs, and Russian Scud missiles that fall daily on Syrians that had rebelled for liberty and restoration of their dignity and humanity from a regime that has held its breath for more than four years. The United States was able to do all this with fewer losses than it did in Iraq, so why didn’t it do it against the Assad regime?

 

What the US has really done is it managed the crisis through its Secretary of State, who has the weakest performance among all of his predecessors in American history. No achievement in solving nay conflict in the world can be attributed to him and there’s much evidence of this, be it in Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Palestine, or Yemen. 

 

The combination of the US administration as well as a President who wasn't taken seriously by the whole world, Vladimir Putin was able to skilfully maneuver and challenge NATO. Putin turned around the international sanctions against Russia to construct a strong coalition with Iran, Hezbollah, and the Assad regime. 

 

At the exact time when the US abstained from supplying the Syrian opposition forces with qualitative arms and abandoned its traditional allies through refraining from supplying them a missile defense system to defend themselves, the US Administration rewarded Iran by signing the suspicious nuclear agreement that will lead to a lift of Iranian asset freeze, which is the thing that allowed Iran to sign an agreement with Russia for more than $21 billion. Tehran government wasn’t able to do so without the shameful US policy in front of the uncontrolled Russian regime. Through the agreement between Russia, Iran, Iraq, and Hezbollah to construct a security coordination centre, another strategic coalition is being created. 

 

What did the US Administration do besides spreading destruction and chaos in the Arab world through the “creative chaos" that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton preached?

 

Now Vladimir Putin aspires to fill the vacancy that has resulted from the deteriorating American policy, and to strengthen its negotiation position in any coming crisis and to deter the danger of armed organizations that contain huge numbers of fighters that belong to some states along Russia’s southern border.

 

In these spheres, the Israeli government moves freely with tranquility because it knows that Iran doesn’t threaten the Zionist entity as well as Hezbollah, which has conspired against Kuwaiti security, while alienating Bahrain. 

 

World leaders will gather in New York to give speeches in the United Nations, while the  stooge voices of Syria and Palestine will not be heard because the world is too hypocritical and doesn’t care for the suffering of the people on the same level as it cares about its own interests.